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Egyptian firm developing Alzheimer’s, diabetes cure: ambassador in Germany

Egyptian firm developing Alzheimer’s, diabetes cure: ambassador in Germany

An Egyptian firm partaking in an international foodstuff trade market in Cologne has started the manufacturing of an extract that…
Antiquities minister inaugurates Tokyo’s pharaoh exhibition

Antiquities minister inaugurates Tokyo’s pharaoh exhibition

Antiquities Minister Mamdouh al-Damaty will head the opening ceremony on Thursday evening for an exhibition in Japan of Pharaoh antiquities…
Break out the fruits and veggies to help avoid depression: study

Break out the fruits and veggies to help avoid depression: study

Eating a diet of fruit, vegetables, legumes and nuts that's low in processed meats could ward off depression, according to…
Lower doses of heart meds save lives: study

Lower doses of heart meds save lives: study

People who suffered a heart attack lived longer when their dose of a medication known as a beta-blocker was a…
Physicist claims invention allows for cheaper solar energy

Physicist claims invention allows for cheaper solar energy

An Egyptian physicist is claiming to have developed a device that can effectively generate electricity from solar energy, at a…
4.2 billion people are still offline

4.2 billion people are still offline

For the majority of the world, "Googling" and "Facebooking" are not second nature. There are currently 4.2 billion people -- 57…
Sarah Winterbottom wins Red Sea’s Miss Scuba

Sarah Winterbottom wins Red Sea’s Miss Scuba

After a heated competition among 50 participants, Sarah Mariko Winterbottom has been awarded the Miss Scuba United Kingdom title during…
Pregnant chimp adopts orphan in ‘unheard of’ act

Pregnant chimp adopts orphan in ‘unheard of’ act

An Australian zoo Wednesday unveiled a baby chimp adopted by a pregnant female in an "unheard of" act after his…
Drug addicts 2.4% percent of population: govt

Drug addicts 2.4% percent of population: govt

Drug addicts now account for 2.4 percent of the Egyptian population, the government’s anti-addiction fund has said, adding that drug…
Women less likely to be taking post-heart attack meds

Women less likely to be taking post-heart attack meds

Women appear less likely than men to take all the medications needed after a heart attack to help prevent repeat…
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